20 places to discover
Ba Den Mountain (Nui Ba Den) is the highest mountain in southern Vietnam at 986 meters, located about 11 km northeast of Tay Ninh City in Tay Ninh Province. It is a prominent natural landmark and major pilgrimage destination, known for its pagoda complex, large Buddhist statues, extensive cable car system, and panoramic views over the surrounding plains and Dau Tieng Lake.
Binh Ta Relic is a nationally recognized archaeological site in Duc Hoa Thuong Commune, Duc Hoa District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An). It preserves the brick foundation of an ancient temple belonging to the Oc Eo culture, dated from the 4th to 8th century. Excavated in 1987-1988, the rectangular structure reflects Hindu influence and is notable as one of the best-preserved Oc Eo architectural remains in southern Vietnam.
The Cao Dai Holy See (Toa Thanh Tay Ninh) is the central temple and headquarters of Caodaism in Long Hoa, Hoa Thanh, about 5 km southeast of Tay Ninh city, Tay Ninh Province, southern Vietnam. Completed between 1933 and 1955, it is notable for its vivid, syncretic architecture blending Eastern and Western styles, its Divine Eye symbol, and its role as the spiritual center of a religion founded in 1926 that claims several million followers.
The Central Office for South Vietnam is a preserved wartime headquarters complex located in Tan Lap Commune, Tan Bien District, Tay Ninh Province, near the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Set within a protected forest, it consists of reconstructed thatched-roof structures, meeting halls, kitchens and underground shelters that served as the southern command base from 1961 to 1975. Designated a Special National Relic, it is notable for its historical architecture and forested landscape.
Dong Thap Muoi Ecotourism Zone is a wetland ecotourism area located in Tan Lap Commune, Moc Hoa District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An), near Tan An city. Centered on the vast Dong Thap Muoi (Plain of Reeds) floodplain, it preserves cajuput forests, lotus fields, and diverse waterbird habitats. The zone is notable for boat tours through canals, seasonal lotus blooms, medicinal plant conservation, and its representation of Mekong Delta wetland ecology.
Go Ken Pagoda, also known as Thien Lam Pagoda, is a Buddhist temple located in Long Thanh Trung Ward, Hoa Thanh Town, Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam. Founded in 1904 by Venerable Thich Tri Luong, it is one of the oldest pagodas in Tay Ninh. The pagoda is notable for its blend of Eastern and Western architectural elements, a large seated Shakyamuni Buddha statue, and a 25-meter standing Avalokiteshvara statue surrounded by landscaped gardens.
Go O Chua Relic is a nationally ranked archaeological site located on a low mound in Hung Dien A Commune, Vinh Hung District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An). It is a key site of the Oc Eo culture associated with the ancient Funan civilization in the Mekong Delta. Excavations have revealed architectural remains, religious structures and artifacts dating from around the 3rd to 10th century, notable for understanding early settlement and cultural exchange in southern Vietnam.
The Hundred-pillar House (Nha Tram Cot) is a historic wooden house located in Long Huu Dong Commune, Can Duoc District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An). Built between 1901 and 1904 and completed in 1907 by Tran Van Hoa, it is renowned for its 120 pillars and intricate wood carvings. Recognized as a National Historical-Cultural Relic in 1997, it exemplifies southern Vietnamese elite architecture blending Hue imperial style with Mekong Delta craftsmanship.
Lang Sen Wetland Reserve is a 5,030-hectare Ramsar-listed wetland nature reserve in Tan Hung District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An), within the Dong Thap Muoi (Plain of Reeds) region of the Mekong Delta. Established in 2004, it protects seasonally flooded melaleuca forests, lotus-covered swamps, rivers and grasslands. Notable for rich biodiversity with over 150 bird species and diverse aquatic flora, it represents a typical inland wetland ecosystem of southern Vietnam.
Lo Go Xa Mat National Park is a protected lowland forest and wetland reserve in Tay Ninh Province near the Cambodia border, about 30 km northwest of Tay Ninh City. Established in 2002, it covers about 18,765 hectares of dipterocarp forest, seasonal grasslands and the Vam Co Dong River floodplain. Notable for bird diversity, rare flora and tranquil natural landscapes, it offers nature-based tourism and ecological research opportunities.
Long An Museum is a provincial history museum located in Ward 1, Tan An City, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An Province) in southern Vietnam. Established in 1985, it preserves and displays the natural, archaeological and historical heritage of the Vam Co River basin. The museum is notable for its collection of Oc Eo culture artifacts, Dong Son relics, and exhibits on local history and resistance periods.
Long Dien Son Tourist Area is a large recreational and eco-tourism park located in Ninh Son Ward, Tay Ninh City, Tay Ninh Province, about 5 km from the city center. Established as a combined cultural, entertainment and nature park, it features landscaped gardens, lakes, a water park, amusement rides and miniature cultural sites. The area is notable for its family-oriented attractions, green spaces and integration of leisure facilities within a natural setting near Ba Den Mountain.
Long Hoa Market is a large traditional market located in Long Hoa Ward, Hoa Thanh Town, Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam, adjacent to the Cao Dai Holy See. Established to serve the local community and followers of Caodaism, it is one of the largest markets in Tay Ninh. The market is known for its wide range of goods including fresh produce, textiles, household items and local specialties, and functions as a central commercial hub for the area.
Ma Thien Lanh Valley is a natural valley located at the foot of Ba Den Mountain in Thanh Tan Commune, Tay Ninh City, Tay Ninh Province. Nestled between Ba Den Mountain, Heo Mountain and Phung Mountain, it features a lake, streams, forest and rocky terrain. The valley is known for its relatively untouched natural landscape and is a popular site for trekking, camping and nature sightseeing near Ba Den Mountain.
Nguyen Huynh Duc Tomb is a national historical relic located in Ward 7, Tan An City, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An). It is the burial site of General Nguyen Huynh Duc (1748-1819), a prominent military mandarin of the Nguyen Dynasty under Emperor Gia Long. Built between 1817 and 1819, the tomb complex features traditional Nguyen-era architecture, landscaped gardens, and stone sculptures, and is notable for its historical and architectural value.
Phuoc Lam Pagoda (Chùa Phước Lâm) is a Buddhist pagoda located in Tan Lan Commune, Can Duoc District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An Province), near Tan An city. It serves as a local place of worship and community gathering for residents of the Mekong Delta region. The pagoda features traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture with prayer halls, Buddha statues and landscaped grounds, reflecting the religious heritage of the area.
Phuoc Loc Tho Tourist Site is an ecotourism and cultural tourism area located in Duc Hoa District, Tay Ninh Province, near Tan An and close to Ho Chi Minh City. The site is developed around landscaped gardens, lakes, and recreated traditional village settings. It is notable as a leisure destination for sightseeing, outdoor recreation, and experiencing rural Vietnamese cultural elements within a managed park environment.
Tan Lap Floating Village is an ecotourism site in Tan Lap Commune, Moc Hoa District, Tay Ninh Province (formerly Long An), within the Dong Thap Muoi wetland. Centered on a 135-hectare cajuput forest, it is notable for its 5 km elevated wooden walkway through the forest, 38-meter observation tower, seasonal flooded landscape, lotus ponds and diverse birdlife, offering insight into Mekong Delta wetland ecology.
Thien Lam Pagoda (Chua Thien Lam) is a Buddhist pagoda in Long Thanh Trung Ward, Hoa Thanh Town, Tay Ninh City, Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam. It serves as a local place of worship and community gathering for Buddhist followers. The pagoda features traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture with prayer halls, Buddha statues and landscaped grounds. It is a quiet religious site within the Tay Ninh urban area, located near the Cao Dai Holy See and Ba Den Mountain region.
Ton Thanh Pagoda (Chua Ton Thanh) is a historic Buddhist pagoda in My Loc Commune, Can Giuoc District, Tay Ninh Province, about 40 km south of Ho Chi Minh City. Founded in 1808 by Zen monk Vien Ngo, it features traditional southern Vietnamese architecture and is renowned for its association with poet Nguyen Dinh Chieu, who lived and taught there from 1859 to 1861. Designated a National Historical-Cultural Relic in 1997, it remains an active place of worship.